Thank you.  I am thrilled to have found this site.  I did make two coils, and have been testing them periodically, but have yet to light up any LEDs.  I will, though...eventually.  I wont be posting too much on either forum until I feel I know more of what I am talking about.  However, I have learned so much from all of you, just watching from the side line.  I don't think any of you realise how important you have been to those of us who have been lurking around.  Again, thank you.  Now, back to speculations forum.  I have a lot more reading to do.

Has anyone actually made an NS EB without a joule thief or cap?  Please direct me to the appropriate post if there is one.
Also, in the NS Farm photo....why is the black man's legs cut off on the far left?  Is that one of those smudged out photos like you see in the Mars anomolies?  I know he wasn't just floating there in the air.  Anyone have the original photo for comparison?

Quote from: protonmom on July 29, 2009, 05:56:29 PM
Has anyone actually made an NS EB without a joule thief or cap?  Please direct me to the appropriate post if there is one.
Also, in the NS Farm photo....why is the black man's legs cut off on the far left?  ...

I will put this one up. It is not the original. Hans provided that, I think.
I believe what is in front of this man is a device. It looks to me to be a telephone table with 2 speakers on it or 2 similar things. See what you see.

BTW
There were a few of us that built stubblefield coils. Mostly we were going for higher galvanic before we went for the action off the secondary. So, we never got much past winding the primary . I now think that was a mistake.

I made a dozen or 11 or so. I made a few that now have secondaries. But, all but one of them have more primary turns than secondary turns on them. And that one is very small and gives unusual responses and has since I wrapped the secondary around it..

So here is a gif I made without the words Hans put there.
Edit:
I found it. This is my copy of the one Hans put up. It does appear to be altered, but it is just what is below the device that is missing, I guess.

jeanna

also did you see my new video?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_wAsAeUIHA
the first green one is the small one with the green secondary.
Last time it was in the ground it got shorted out.
Do you remember all those tables I made? They were all of stubblefield coils without joule thief and no cap except once when I gave that a try.

edit - 2
I found a page from March 10 2998 where I gave a synopsis of the first 4 coils I made as NS generators. Here is a link to that post. I left this thread about 2 months later.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=3500.msg76449#msg76449

I don't know, Jeanna.  It still looks like there is something missing from in front of that man.  Perhaps someone wrote on the picture and they tried to fix it...I don't know.  I only hope it was not another invention, covered up.
Sadly, I am not able to see any videos at this time.  Maybe one of these days I will use the other computer to view them. 
So, I have now made two NS EB's and one pancake.  I have no idea how to read my DMM.  Can someone tell me what these readings would be?
On the pancake: WET
Under V  200 = .8        20=.83     2=.835
Under A  20m=4.33 and up   200m = 4.7
Under Batt 1.5V= .270 to .248    9V = .64 to .66    12V = .68 and up

I did take readings on my other coils both dry and wet  but have to find where I put the notes.  I used a heavy type cotton on those two coils.

One more thing.  How do I tell the difference between soft and hard iron?  Thanks in advance.
P.S.   Jeanna when did you learn to time travel into the year 2998???  ha ha.  Wouldn't that be nice!

One last edit:  That black man is carrying two baskets of what appear to be more earth batteries (in my eyes, that is)  There is no reaon for his legs to disappear as they would if that were a retaining wall in front of him.  I think they smudged something out they did not want us to see.  If anyone has a clearer photo I would sure like to see it.

Quote from: protonmom on July 29, 2009, 07:58:05 PM
I don't know, Jeanna.  It still looks like there is something missing from in front of that man.  Perhaps someone wrote on the picture and they tried to fix it...I don't know.  I only hope it was not another invention, covered up.

Me too, but my guess is that it was the legend of names that goes with all those numbers over the heads.
He was so thoroughly crushed; my guess would be that there was no need to cover his inventions up. He did invent the cell phone and it was never covered up. It was not necessary. Nobody wanted to pay for it....

Quote...
On the pancake: WET
Under V  200 = .8        20=.83     2=.835
Under A  20m=4.33 and up   200m = 4.7
Under Batt 1.5V= .270 to .248    9V = .64 to .66    12V = .68 and up

OK you have 0.835 volts dc
When the dmm is on the 200 it doesn't bother to go into the detail of the 35 part, so it tells you there are .8v
You might have 4.33 milliamps (=mA)
those are the only places to bother reading earth batteries...

until... soon.
I have a feeling we will soon be putting all these pieces together, so keep up the good pace and welcome to the fun!

QuoteOne more thing.  How do I tell the difference between soft and hard iron? ...

I was told the plumbing pipe I used was soft. It really seemed to operate differently from the others. I had them grouped together under the tree for a while and that one always stood out differently. In fact it was the one I put the cap on just to see.
I think the black annealed wire and rebar ties are all soft.
I think cast iron fence stock is soft.

QuoteP.S.   Jeanna when did you learn to time travel into the year 2998???  ha ha.  Wouldn't that be nice!

I did go back into his office 3 days in a row. He walked over to the 5,6 wires and twisted them together. My mind immediately took over, so I am not sure about what I saw, imagination or true past... but It could have been true. I have hooked it up like that......... 

Quote...  If anyone has a clearer photo I would sure like to see it.

the pogue library at the university in KY, bowling green, I guess, has it.

jeanna